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Adrienne Held

Adrienne Held

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Executive Editor, Agronomy, Successful Farming

Indiana

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Total articles 67

  • Watch Out for Alfalfa Weevils

    By Adrienne Held Verified| Successful Farming Verified Alfalfa weevils are showing up in fields and can cause serious defoliation. Now is the time to get out and scout! The adult alfalfa weevil is a light brown snout beetle that overwinters either down in the crowns of the alfalfa plant or other vegetation, said Matt Montgomery, agronomy education lead at Beck’s. The larvae are small, greenish caterpillars with a black head that have a white stripe on its back. According to Iowa State University, there are look-alikes.

    By Adrienne Held Verified · Successful Farming

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • RinoTec Technology Offers New Biocontrol for Corn, Potatoes, Specialty Crops

    By Adrienne Held Verified| Successful Farming Verified Pro Farm Group has received U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) registration for RinoTec Technology, a newly developed biocontrol agent designed to combat a wide range of foliar and soil-borne pests. This non-synthetic alternative offers growers another option for pest management in row and specialty crops, including corn, potatoes, tree nuts, and vegetables. Pending state registrations, RinoTec-powered products will soon be commercially available.

    By Adrienne Held Verified · Successful Farming

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Watch Out for Alfalfa Weevils

    By Adrienne Held Verified| Successful Farming Verified Alfalfa weevils are showing up in fields and can cause serious defoliation. Now is the time to get out and scout! The adult alfalfa weevil is a light brown snout beetle that overwinters either down in the crowns of the alfalfa plant or other vegetation, said Matt Montgomery, agronomy education lead at Beck’s. The larvae are small, greenish caterpillars with a black head that have a white stripe on its back. According to Iowa State University, there are look-alikes.

    By Adrienne Held Verified · Successful Farming

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Successful Farming

Successful Farming is a news and media firm that publishes news and information on agriculture.

Des Moines, United States

+91 51528 43650

Founded: 1902